Chapter 326 Finalizing the Deal

Mu Hua summoned Besero in the remote forest on the edge of the town. After confirming that Besero could indeed get a lot of things that were difficult to sell in the human world, Mu Hua no longer haggled with Besero about the price of the items.

The fact that he got the Philosopher's Stone more easily was one aspect, but the main reason was that he could use Besero more freely in the future. Mu Hua couldn't help but give him some sweetness.

As for the demon merchants, they would only behave well if they took advantage of others. The so-called customers are gods is basically nonsense. Only when they make a lot of money can they see everyone as gods. . .

After some communication, Mu Hua asked about the price of magic cores. After asking, he found that the price of magic cores in hell was similar to that in the human world, and even slightly more expensive than that in the human world.

Although there are countless monsters in hell and the world is full of fighting and plundering, even adult monsters can directly eat magic cores to assist in cultivation.

Magic cores are nutrients that help monsters that have not reached their natural growth limit. Monsters in hell reproduce and die in large numbers, so there are countless monsters in the "developmental period".

After a demon war, some are eaten in battle, and some are eaten when cleaning the battlefield. After that, the bosses give some to their demon soldiers and generals, and finally there are no magic cores left.

The consumption of magic cores in hell is much greater than that in the human world, which also leads to the fact that the price of magic cores in hell is almost the same as that in the human world.

In this regard, Besero did not leave Mu Hua any room for bargaining. At most, he could get some high-level magic cores that were difficult to obtain in the human world more easily from Besero.

And for this, Mu Hua felt a little happy. . .

"One Philosopher's Stone for one hundred level seven magic cores, but only one level nine magic core?" Mu Hua asked dissatisfiedly, but he was a little happy in his heart.

"Sir, the difference between level 7 and level 9 is not just a number. Most level 9 monsters close to the upper level have strong survival ability."

"For monsters beyond level 7, their strength can no longer be determined by their attributes. Level 9 magic cores in your human world are also in short supply." Besero was not afraid.

When a monster reaches level 9, even if it does not have a very strong racial talent, it often learns a set of difficult combat skills and magic during its long growth.

A situation like Tuesday, who was directly pushed up by Mu Hua with the Philosopher's Stone, is definitely a special existence. In hell, at least it must be a demon that came directly from the belly of a demon. It is impossible to lay eggs.

Not to mention the role of level 9 magic cores in making magic props, it is a food that helps most demons grow, and its price is naturally not comparable to the level 7 magic cores that are neither high nor low.

Mu Hua certainly knows these situations. Even Besero, a demon merchant, does not have a ready-made level 9 magic core in his hands, and what Mu Hua values ​​at this stage is actually the level 7 magic core.

There is basically no magic stone in circulation in hell, and the price of magic core is much higher than magic stone. When Mu Hua smelts magic core, there is basically only the option of skill stone, which leads to Mu Hua not buying magic cores to smelt in the past.

But if he can exchange a large number of magic cores from Besero with the Philosopher's Stone, then Mu Hua doesn't mind to improve his skills.

At this stage, it's fine if the ninth-level magic core doesn't produce high-level magic. If it melts high-level skill stones, Mu Hua's attributes may not meet the standards.

The seventh-level magic core can also be regarded as entering the advanced ranks, and the probability of melting intermediate magic is not low. It is just right for Mu Hua now, and the price is just right.

"Okay, just as you said, the ninth-level magic core is rare. But the seventh-level magic core sold in the human world is only 500 demon gold coins. Your offer is too black." Mu Hua said to Besero.

"Sir, what do you think the quality of the seventh-level monsters that can descend in person is? Magic cores are not magic stones. The same seventh-level magic cores have very different qualities." Besero shook his head, looking down on the seventh-level magic cores in the human world.

Mu Hua could understand what Besero said. Humans generally classified monsters with attributes over 600 as seventh-level monsters. Whether it was an armored horned pig, a goblin general, or an Atkra, they were all counted as seventh-level monsters, but these three were obviously not the same.

Mu Hua knew that the quality of the magic core had an impact on the refining of magic stones, but he was not sure what impact the quality of the magic core had on the smelting of skill stones. After all, some low-level monsters would also give him some abilities whose effectiveness was difficult to judge.

However, if he had a choice, he certainly didn't want Besero to reduce the quality of the magic core and give him some "inferior products". At this time, Mu Hua did not refute Barcelo's statement.

"In this case, I will trade magic cores with you using demon gold coins." Mu Hua said, no longer actively entangled with the price.

"This..." Besero was entangled. He didn't want the demon coins if he could sell the Philosopher's Stone. He could make money from demon coins.

"One hundred and fifty. I'll give you one hundred and fifty level seven magic cores." Besero hesitated.

"Two hundred. Give me all the level six and seven magic cores you have. I'll buy them at the level seven price this time. In the future, two hundred level seven magic cores will be exchanged for one Philosopher's Stone."

Mu Hua waved his hand. Besero only saw an impatient look on Mu Hua's face. He habitually put on a smile, which was considered as agreeing with Mu Hua's statement.

"You've made a profit from two hundred pieces. Don't think I don't know that trading Philosopher's Stones is more beneficial to your growth." Mu Hua reminded him, and the embarrassment on Besero's face gradually subsided.

"Of course, dear sir, your generosity is Besero's greatest motivation." Besero jokingly bowed to Mu Hua, and while speaking, he took out two large bags of magic cores from the space ring.

Ordinary animal skin bags, one bag of level 6 magic cores, one bag of level 7 magic cores, a total of more than 800 pieces, not a lot, I think it didn't plan to trade magic cores with humans in large quantities before.

"Sir, I've also inquired about the price of the Demon King's brain for you."

"It's more expensive, about 100 Philosopher's Stones." After handing the magic core to Mu Hua, Besero was satisfied with a few Philosopher's Stones, and hurriedly explained without waiting for Mu Hua to speak.

"Demon King Brains don't have much of a market, but they need to be made by masters."

"Because of the difficulty and time-consuming, those lazy people don't like to make Demon King Brains. Even if I hadn't proposed to trade with Philosopher's Stones, those lazy people wouldn't want to take such orders at all." Besero explained.

"No, Master, you don't need Demon King Brains. Those magical lives have no value to you. If you really want to have fun, buying some magical brains is enough." Before Mu Hua opened his mouth, Monday was a little anxious.

These are 100 Philosopher's Stones. The more important problem is that after creating magical lives, they can also eat Philosopher's Stones.

Thinking about Tuesday's arrogant look, Monday felt that he should persuade his master to use Philosopher's Stones more in the right places.

For example, raising a Cerberus, wouldn't it be nice?

Facing the anxious Monday, Mu Hua patted its head in a soothing manner, but before Monday could be happy, Mu Hua's words made it droop its tail again.

"Get me two first, but your price is too high, two hundred philosopher stones, two demon king brains, and you give me three hundred sets of lich suits, forget it for now." Mu Hua said to Besero.

Mu Hua can make three hundred and twenty dragon tooth soldiers, and each skeleton mage will be equipped with a dragon tooth soldier as a guard, so he is also ready to get three hundred skeleton mages first, and this lich suit is for the skeleton mage.

The demon king brain is not cheap, and Ikaros has not been raised yet. Although there are many young ladies who symbolize youth in his mind, Mu Hua's resources are limited for the time being. He can't just ignore everything and create them to vent his animal desires. . .

The lich suits of Hell are quite famous. Although they can only be considered as high-level equipment, they are quite practical, and human imitations are also very popular among necromancers.

If Besero disagrees, then Mu Hua will not be in a hurry to get the Demon King's brain for the time being. Anyway, it's enough to know that the demon merchant can get it. He can buy it when he has the conditions in the future.

"Three hundred sets of lich suits, without a staff." Besero did not refuse it outright, and said with calculation.

"A staff with intermediate magic storage function only needs the magic storage function." Mu Hua shook his head.

His skeleton wizard does not need a very good staff. Magic can be krypton with skill stones, and spellcasting can be practiced day and night. Bringing a staff to increase combat endurance is also more decent.

"Only the magic storage function? Hmm... Or you can add some philosopher's stones, and I will give you a high-level magic storage." Besero's careful calculation made Mu Hua roll his eyes.

"Two hundred Philosopher's Stones, high-level magic storage, and magic crystals are fine, but it must be strong. I'll give you a deposit of one hundred first, and you can prepare more materials for magic cores and youth potions when you go back."

Mu Hua made the decision, and facing the one hundred Philosopher's Stones handed over by Mu Hua, Besero suppressed what he wanted to say.

It's a bit of a loss. The trading rules are also very strict for demons. You can cheat, but robbing does not belong to the scope of trading, and you can't "score".

In other words, whether Mu Hua deliberately adds Philosopher's Stones to it, or it deliberately sells Mu Hua's things cheaply, it can't grow.

But the loss this time is not unbearable. The mall is also holding a reward activity. Even if the loss is deducted, it may usher in an evolution after completing this transaction.

Besero thought about it in his heart, and nodded with a smile on his face for a moment.

"Dear Mr. Mu Hua, as for weapons and equipment, do you not need to buy anything else? I can also get good warrior equipment." After receiving the deposit, Besero ignored Zhou Yi who was jealous and frustrated, and recommended it to Mu Hua again.

"Let's do it this way for now, I plan to hang out in the courtyard for a while." Mu Hua refused.

There is no end to buying and buying. There will also be drops in the courtyard. At this stage, the good things are useless, and Mu Hua is not sure what he lacks.

There are several guys in the family who can use the Philosopher's Stone as a panacea, and he also needs to continue to hoard the Philosopher's Stone. It's not too late to talk about it when there is a specific need.

"By the way, do you know what the ancient scam is?" After talking about the transaction, Mu Hua briefly described to Besero the situation he encountered in Yongye Territory earlier.

"Ancient hoax? Hmm... In your human terms, it should be love." After a little thought, Besero looked at Mu Hua with a strange expression. Mu Hua actually saw emotions similar to those of Queen Medusa in his eyes.

Curious, playful, expectant, and a little gloating.

"Love?" What the hell is this? Mu Hua questioned whether he had misunderstood what Besero wanted to express.

"Yes, love. Sweet, beautiful, free dedication, worry-free plunder, a scam from ancient times." Besero said affirmatively.

Mu Hua: "..." (End of this chapter)